Craft Christmas Card

I would like to teach a craft for the old christmas cards, but I can't think of any that would be fun for ages 8 to 16. I have all shapes and sizes. thanks

we send ours to missionaries you could make book marks out of them by putting contact paper over them punch a hole in the top add some ribbon through the hole you may have to cut the cards first make them and give them to nursing homes in your area

2007-01-02 18:01:44 by imgwtwfan

A Christmas card wreath is a great way to display holiday greeting cards, and it is made by gluing overlapping cards into a circle and adorning it ...

You can use them to frame as a nice picture. If you do it right, using a nice matting or whatever, a nice Christmas card can really look like a nice wall hanging!!! Make a couple of them as a set!

2007-01-03 14:55:56 by charyl92678

Price: $11.99

I am wanting to start early this year on my handmade Christmas cards. Each one usually takes me about 25 minutes and I have about 75 to do...so I like to pace myself if possible.
Does anyone know when Michael's or Craft Warehouse puts out their Christmas stamps, paper, embellishments, etc.?

Around October. I have a friend who works at Michael's and they already have 90% of the Christmas stuff they are going to get in their stock room, just waiting to be put out!

2009-07-17 08:32:42 by Lynsey ♥Little Aud's Mommy♥

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32 each of tags, borders and brads
20 Patterned blank cards and 20 envelopes
20 Phrase stickers and 20 envelope cards

Before you answer this is for a adolescent behavioral health facility. This means no pipe cleaners, metal, hot glue guns, stick pins, wire hangers, or anything they can really hurt themselves or others with. I saw an idea once on making a Christmas tree out of old Christmas cards but can't find it. Any ideas would be nice.
Please. I really want something fun for the kids to do and enjoy.

Ornaments are always fun to make and can go on the tree year after year.

Here are a few ideas:
Lollipop Ornaments
http://www.ehow.com/how_5624490_make-lol lipop-ornaments.html

Spool Snowman Ornament
http://www.ehow.com/how_5624489_make-spo ol-snowman-ornament.html

Candy Cane Ornament
http://www.ehow.com/how_5613842_make-can dy-cane-ornament.html

Popsicle Christmas Tree
http://www.ehow.com/how_5613839_make-pop sicle-christmas-tree.html

Corky the Reindeer
http://www.ehow.com/how_5613835_make-cor ky-reindeer.html

How to Make a Felt Wreath Ornament
http://www.ehow.com/how_5613821_make-fel t-wreath-ornament.html

I hope you find these crafts ideas an interesting as I did.
Our Last Chance
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2009-11-08 15:01:59 by gladiatorjennifer

I am not very skilled so I need something simple and easy.
Card ideas or even wrapping is good.

I agree with Kate. You could also offer a wrapping service. People can bring their items to you and you wrap them. You will need wrapping paper, tags, tape and maybe bows. You could charge $1-2 per item wrapped. You can always use any of the leftover materials for yourself.

2008-11-06 16:49:15 by milourules